Window Shake is an OS level feature on Windows 7 when the DWM is on.  The setting in WindowFX controls the implementation of this feature when the theme is Windows Classic or you are on Windows Vista / XP but not the OS support.

The magnifier does seem to be causing some issues so we will look into what is going on there.  It is fine when docked at the size, but not when it zooms the full screen.

My notebook uses a Gefoce 9600gs.  But it depends on the current active wb-skin I guess. At least it does happen on my computer too and looks exactly the same as it is on my notebook, when the same wb skin is active. In my computer I use a gtx 260. On both systems is Win 7 Prof 64 bit in use.

This is the pic from my notebook: http://www.imagebanana.com/view/9zu7741e/notebook.jpg

 And here from my computer, the same wb skin is active (Subsecret): http://www.imagebanana.com/view/cuyix7be/flippc.jpg

How a flipped window will look like, strongly depends on the active Windowblinds skin. On some skins only the edges are not perfect, on some the titlebar is still fully visible and on some it es even totally messed up.

Edit: An example of a fully visible titlebar: http://www.imagebanana.com/view/d4ts3ihz/fliptitle.jpg

The skin "tinted" is in use there.

Right click the maximize button.

I just found out that the flipped windows, which where normally totally messed up due to the active wb skin, arent when the window is maximized.

 Windows7/64 Ultimate.

GeForce 8800GT.  285.62 @1680x1050.

Everything is very fluid and smooth, no matter what else I have running. The software is amazing and the effects are awesome!   With DeskScapes running, my entire desktop is alive.

From another thread:

Are there any plans to allow uploads of new/modified anaimations to WC by end users?

(Not that anyone here would want to mod or customize anything.)

[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="35" id="3081200"]We already have a gallery for WindowFX : https://www.wincustomize.com/explore/windowfx[/quote]

Well bust my buttons, there is a gallery.   Thanks,for all you do, Neil. You should see your boss about a raise.

There are a couple of small tweaks so if you get it for free then installing it is good simply because it is the latest, but if you had to pay an upgrade fee I would suggest it is probably not worth it.

The parts that do not work will not appear.

Are WB exclusions inherited by WFX5?  The only app I have excluded from WB is Chrome & the animations (open, close, min, restore) & wobble/friction don't work on it.  The window effects (trans, darken) do get applied.

Win7Pro 64b, Intel HD3000 graphics (8.15.10.2345), 1600 x 900.

Also noticed that after you select a friction level (opening the friction slider darkens/transes the UI in the background) and click off somewhere, the WFX5 UI remains dark & transparent (as if it no longer has focus) until you close or minimize it; clicking in the window or on the title bar fails to 'bring it back' to opaque.

or if you want a PDF, you can get it at http://sd.stardock.com/zubaz/WindowFX_Scripting.pdf

[quote who="Zubaz" reply="46" id="3081860"]Quoting RedneckDude, reply 43Just where are those scripting instructions? I didn't get no box.  YOu can find it at C:\Program Files (x86)\Stardock\Object Desktop\WindowFX5\WindowFX_Scripting.doc

or if you want a PDF, you can get it at http://sd.stardock.com/zubaz/WindowFX_Scripting.pdf[/quote]

Thanks!